"Call the path to this directory <"Example"> "How to call a path?

I'm installing MatConvNet for the first time and I was instructed to "call the path";

Call the path to this directory <MatConvNet>

I am having trouble in understanding what is required of me to do. I have tried following multiple documentations, however, they fail.

I would be grateful if anybody can help me perfom what is required.

Many thanks.

[Adam Danz]

I wonder if it means to change your current directory using cd()? If you, find that directory in file explorer, copy the full path, and then pasted it in cd('____').

Didn't read but might be helpful: https://github.com/vlfeat/matconvnet/issues/586

[Image Analyst]

Maybe they mean "Set the path to this directory" by using the Set Path button on the Home tab of the tool ribbon.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

That is a descriptive narrative.

You installed MatConvNet somewhere . It does not need to be installed to any particular location. But in the instructions that follow, they need to refer to the location where you actually installed the files. Everywhere in the instructions that follow, where you see <MatConvNet> being written, you should instead substitute the directory where you actually stored the files.

For example if you stored the files in C:\Users\ara\Documents\MATLAB\MATCONVNET then if the instructions say that you need to

cd('<MatConvNet>')

then you should

cd('C:\Users\ara\Documents\MATLAB\MATCONVNET')

It is like saying,

"You have a basket of balls. Pick the largest red ball you can find in the basket. Call the ball BigRedBall. Examine BigRedBall looking for a manufacturering mark, and write the company name here: ______"

"Call described-object LABEL" does not mean that you need to invoke anything: it is not "call" as in "call a function": it is a naming process and after that point whereever you see LABEL, understand that it refers to the described-object.

[DeactivatedAccount]

Thank you very much!